So how about some wildflowers?! I have some Columbine, Part-Sun to Full Sun.... AND I have no idea the color. This is just a mix of seed so you could end up with a ton of color mixes! How fun!!!
Friday, January 15, 2010
Giveaway Alert Giveaway!!!
Oh yes... I just NEED to get some of these seeds out and to anyone willing to garden...
So how about some wildflowers?! I have some Columbine, Part-Sun to Full Sun.... AND I have no idea the color. This is just a mix of seed so you could end up with a ton of color mixes! How fun!!!
So go ahead and leave a comment here with a way to contact you... your own blog I can contact you through, or a valid email address and I will send the winner a pouch of these awesome seeds. I will draw the winner next Thursday Jan. 21st.
So how about some wildflowers?! I have some Columbine, Part-Sun to Full Sun.... AND I have no idea the color. This is just a mix of seed so you could end up with a ton of color mixes! How fun!!!
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I really don't know anything about gardening. I just wing it, like most things in life. LOL
ReplyDeleteSo how long do these seeds keep if you don't plant them this year?
Great contest btw. :-D
Aww...fear of gardening! That is why I am offering a wild flower seed. Its self sowing in fact this type. Basically, you go out and loosen up some dirt with your fingers, gently pour some of these down, and lightly sprinkle the dirt back on top. Make sure they have regualer watering LIGHTLY everyday for a week or 10 days. Then break up watering to ever few days when they germinate (sprout). Then water weekly for the first season. After that they will pretty much take care of their own, needing some watering during drought periods. They are perennial, which means they will always come back. They also drop their seeds and spread themselves out to fill in your garden bed on their own. As for storage: they come in packets I've labeled for you, store them in a cool dry place in those storage packets they come in... should be viable (healthy enough to plant and get sprouts) for probably 3 years or more. You'll get the most sprouts and the strongest spouts to plant the first year.
ReplyDeleteOh that is good to know. I was hoping to keep them since we are renting our place right now. I don't want to plant something and then move away! We hope to buy in the next year, so they should be okay. :-)
ReplyDeleteColumbines are one of my favorite flowers. I use to doodle them constantly in high school.
AWESOME... if you love them, you should go for it! They are free! I wish you luck... pass on the link to friends who want free seeds!
ReplyDeleteYep count me in! :-D
ReplyDeleteI love Columbines!!! I have just the spot for them. If I win, I promise to collect and pass on some seeds to a new gardener next spring.
ReplyDeleteCindy
Here is my email:
ReplyDeletecindyburgdorf@sbcglobal.net
Hi Cindy... do you have a blog or email address I can contact you at? A user name on a site like BYC or EBSQ? I need a contact for anyone to qualify for a drawing.
ReplyDeleteok... you totally were reading my mind! LOL
ReplyDeleteOk, I'm in. These are so pretty! I'm on BYC and I'm blessedchickenmama7 on there. Message me there, please, if I'm the lucky one, please.
ReplyDeleteThanks!!
Sonia
Cool, I would love some! They are great beautiful flowers.
ReplyDeleteI am PandoraTaylor on BYC.
I love wildflowers :)
ReplyDeleteI love flowers tried to have a garden but the hail had other ideas READY TO TRY AGAIN
ReplyDeleteI would love to add some of these to our yard. I've never grown these --- but I've admired them at other people's houses.
ReplyDeletersgrandinetti@yahoo(DOT)com
These would be great for the bare spots in our community garden.Please enter me and thanks!
ReplyDeleteJennifer, jennem22 at yahoo dot com
This is fabulous! We're going to have a hard time picking a winner!
ReplyDeleteWe only have bushes in our yard that were here when we moved in. I would love to add some color to our yard and add a flower garden! Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeletemattandjen[at]gmail.com
Those are Beautiful i've never seen any before. Would love to try growing some of them.
ReplyDeletekrazynoklahoma@yahoo.com
Oh YES! Columbine is one of my favorite flowers. I had lots of them in the yard when I lived in New Zealand. My email addy is shawnmarie1961@gmail.com - thanks for having this fun drawing! Of course, I hope I win ;)
ReplyDeleteI am glad to see new followers!
ReplyDeleteI think I picked the most popular flower by far to giveaway this time! :)
oh fun! I am normally a hunger-driven gardener, but these would look good in the front of the house!
ReplyDeleteThese sound just perfect for the front of the house. My husband keeps asking for some color (and since we don't know what color) these will be perfect. sharonaquilino at hotmail dot com
ReplyDeleteTomorrow we pick a winner, so if you know anyone who's interested... please send them on over!
ReplyDeleteHi I am interested in some wildflower seed for a hard to mow spot in my front yard. I preder to have edibles, but my wife wants some floweres and I have been trying to figure out what to do with the front yard so I don't roll the lawn mower over while mowing. I am k_long on BYC
ReplyDeleteI'd like some seeds, and I could swap some back to you ;)
ReplyDelete-Amy (HappyMtn from BYC)
Did I make it in time? :)
ReplyDeleteIf I win, you can reach me on TEG...journey11.
Congrats Cindy! You are our winner! I will be emailing for how to deliver these.
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone... we will have another giveaway in the next week or so. :)
HAPPY WINTER
Hi BiscottiQAueen,
ReplyDeleteI am from Malaysia, just wonder if I can stand any chance to get those seeds? My husband and I have green fingers, we had a small garden at home.
If u don't mind, pls email me at 2bxzly@gmail.com.
p/s anyone willing to share/swap any seeds pls feel free to contact me. Happy gardening to all.